Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-20
THE GUILLOTINE,
More GficiaI D-capiratIons-List of the
Unsortunates.


Cnsortunates.
When Governor Waterman. few days
ago, informed Prison Director Boggs that
the latter had forfeited his Office owing to
his failure to comply with the law. mas
much as his qualification had not been filed
within the statutory ten days, the question
was generally asked whose, head comes
next? The RECORD UNION is able to an
swer that question this morning, At the
request of the Governor, his Private Sec
rotary, Mr.. Boruck, wrote the Secretary of
State, requesting a list of the names OF the
various commissioned officers, with the
date of their appointment and date OF
qualification.
Yesterday the Secretary of State fur
nished the following lis of individuals who
are in the same boat as was Mr.. Bosgs, and
whose positions will be declared vacant:
Commissioner of Emigration-W. ID.
THORNLEY,.
Harbor Commissioners. Eureka-Thos.
Cutter and J. w. Freese.
State Board of Health-H. c. Cronder,
Z. Beverly Cole.
Board of Directors of the Industrial
Home of Mechanical Trades OF the Adult
Blind-Thos. Prather, John P. Irish.
Marshall Monument Commissioned.
Caminetti.
Regents State University-J West Mar
tin, a. S. Hallidie, Horatio Stebbins, John
S. Hager, John L. Beard, John T. Swift.
Pilot Commissioner, San Diego-W. II.
Pringe
Trustees of the State Normal School
James Denman, T. Elard Bean, c. w.
Childs. Ralph Lowe, Clara FoltZ.
Stata Rnar1 Of Enrostru-I Cole
man.
Director State Board of Agriculture
George w. Hancock.
Agricultural District No Al. II. White,
William hartman, J. II. Meacbam.
District No. 5-Anderson Gordon.
District No. 6-L. Tichtenberger.
District No. 81. C. Marsh, Philip
Kramp. Thomas Gait.
District No. 9-H. c. Ransom.
District No. 10-F Earle Chas. Hoben-
der, E. a Reid, l.. Swan. S. Magoffey, }.
Vance, John +. Monkey, Vim. Mcconnell.
District No. 1l-Wm. 7. Cresler, J. S.
Brainsford.
District No. 14-Henry Nee.
District No. 15-Thos. Rockford, Z. E.
Hyde.
District No. l6-J. D. Fowler, C. Rice.
District No. 17-Samuel Granger, George
f. Turner.
District No. 18.-Wm. s. Enos, VIM.
Walker
Agricultural District No. 1s-J. C. Hame,
c. p. Low, E. e. Roeder, W. B. James.
Agricultural District No. 2l-M. j. Don
ahoo.
Agricultural District No PSI. w.
Buck.
number who, like Othello, will soon be
ada 70 liva hot
gone. The number of Notaries will no
doubt pan out quite largely.
BOUNCE ALL ALONG THE LINE.
The grand bomb bursts to-day, and the
RECORD UNION is first to announce it. 1t
has been discovered that the State hal no
legally qualified Governor from the time
George C. Perkins went out until Washing
ton Bartlett was inaugurated. General
Stoneman was elected, acted as such for
four years, but was never legally qualified.
Now the question arises, if General Stone
man was not legal Governor, were any of
his appointments legal. The Governors
Private Secretary, Mr.. Boruck. holds that,
as Mr.. Stoneman failed to qualify as Gov
ernor, his appointments are null and void
and of no force If this be true, and en-
inent legal minds hold that it is, there will
not be an appointed Office in the State but
will have to be refilled, and there will be
tumble all along the line. Bank Commits
sioners, Prison Directors, Commissioners
on Immigration, Insurance Commissioner,
State Harbor Commissioners Fish Com
missioners, Boards of Health Port War
dens and Directors, the various asylums
educational institutions. etc, all save those
appointed by Governor Bartlett, will have
to step down and out.
To-day, at the direction of the Governor,
his Private Secretary will call for the
names of Mr.. Stoneman's appointees, and
when they are obtained will take action in
the matter